What is Anderson Reading This Holiday Season?
Thursday, November 29, 2012 10:15AM
Anderson is a busy man, but he always makes time to read when he is flying or traveling.
He recently tweeted that he just finished "The End of Your Life Book Club" by Will Schwalbe. Here are a list of books Anderson recommends.
What are you reading this holiday season?
Check out book recommendations sent in by fans!
He recently tweeted that he just finished "The End of Your Life Book Club" by Will Schwalbe. Here are a list of books Anderson recommends.
What are you reading this holiday season?
Check out book recommendations sent in by fans!
Filed Under: Books, As Seen On The Show
Comments
You should check out the book "Made This Way." It follows a guy from birth to accepting his sexuality. It is commical and full of hiliarious ancedotes about all the struggles he encountered along the way. The powerful message of how God was such a strong presence in his life and everything he grew up knowing was challenged as he began to understand he was gay. What a story and how intimate as he shares everything from his life. There is no doubt he was Made that way... What a book!!!
My family and I LOVE Anderson. I would like to send him my new novel to read, "Soggypaw Siberian Huskies." It is a cute family storybook about a puppy’s experiences while searching for a sled dog team to fulfill her owners lifelong dream of crossing the snowy plains to win – The Great Pennsylvania Sled Dog Race. This book is great for all ages! To access more information, please visit: www.soggypaw.net
Please e-mail me an address to send this book. I'm sure he will love it! Thank you!
Love your selection of books. I have all of them except the first one. Haven't started them yet, but I'm looking forward to it. Just want to finish what I'm already reading - a book about Alger Hiss. The writer has a journalistic style, but the book is very thorough and its analysis of the facts are quite interesting.
I am reading a book of travel essays called Book of Unforgettable Journeys: Great Writers on Great Places from the Conde Nast Traveler. It's great so far! I'll have to read the Andy Cohen book next. As a retired English teacher, I'm so glad to hear that Anderson is a reader! :)
Here i am..and my tv is on the blink it'll be a few days before i'm able to tune in again..I saw an article in a paper but actually i saw the show on tv..where you were covering a war scene(It was a different show but I'm sure your viewers would like to know..all your viewers)..where the ground shook..and you may have been hurt. My newspaper here wrote of it too. What an international celebrity..rare for american journalists! Since you bring views which are based on your ideosyncratic personality..there's no one quite like you some like a tomato some an autograph..i like being informed and not bored..there's too many people who cant hold a conversation these days..I'm glad your ok..where else can we hear such views..books are great diversions..diversions..in other times they were more than that!!